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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
IMAGES FOR TOBACCO STORES.
Where Made and Where Sold-What Dir.
Lo CONSULTATIONS FancieS

| Lo Costs-various Fancies.
| Travellers from abroad often remark the
wooden image of an Indian in front of our
tobacco stores. These efigies are made in
this city. About thirty persons are at work
on them. Only six firms manufacture them
One firm has not made any new images for
two years, and another is about to close out
and go to Chicago Between 200 and 800
wooden Indians are put on the market each
year More than half of these are used in
New York and the suburbs
The wood carvers who make these figures
are usually ship carpenters by trade. They
acquire their skill by working at ships figure
heads. Occasionally German wood carver
tries his hand, but as rule he is too slow. a
good workman viii finish life sized figure in
two days. He is paid at the rate of from 81
to s. 50 day. The painters get 81 day for
their work. An erroneous idea prevails that
discarded masts of ships are used as the mate
rial for figure. But these, from warping
and weather cracks, are unsuitable for cary
ing. The ends Of such new spars as have
been found too long for their purpose are
often used. The only wood employed is
white pine.
Indian figures are divided into classes. An
WIN Lis EYES u u
scout" II he has a gun, Or bow and
arrows in his hand, he is 'hunting chief"
II his head, except the scalp lock, is shaved
and the body partly naked, be is a Captain
Jack" A figure carrying a small basket is a
"fower girl and another nearly similar but
with robe is shawl figure" A running
posture constitutes ely figure
Fashions in fancies," as the non-Indian
figures are called, change greatly. During
the war the ''girl of the period" was in great
demand. Punches" succeeded, and were
followed by "Pucks. Dudes are Just now q
drug in the market, as they have been lately
supplanted by "baseballn players. Ten. In
dian figures to one fancy is the proportion in
which they are sold.
One large firm in New York manufactures
these figures by casting them in zinc alloy.
The merits of metal, as compared with wood,
are that it lasts longer and keeps better, if
used where it is not liable to rough usage. If
any part of metal figure is damaged the
piece can be recast and soldered on 70 the
original casting. But this applies only to
places like New York, where the necessary
appliances are at hand. On the other side
the price is in favor of wooden figures, their
cost being from SIT to 500, while that of
metal figures ranges from s25 to s115.
Wooden figures also receive paint better, SO
that it wears away gradually and does not
come off in hakes-a failing in metal figures
New York Sun.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
The Russian Poet. POuschkine.

1t appears that the poet, annoyed by fire.
quent but, as it seems, groundless reports re
garding the alleged intidelity of his wife, be-
| came furiously jealous of his brother-in-l
Baron de Hec1ereen. He challenged him, and
duel was the result.
They fought with pistols at ten PAGES The
baron fired first, and Pouschkine fell, ex-
claiming:
Il believe my thigh is fractured"
The seconds and II. de Heclereen ran for
ward to raise him.
"Stop!" he went on. Il am strong enough
to take my shot"
His antagonist again took up his position.
The poet, lying on the ground, raised himself,
and resting on his elbow took aim and fired.
"Hit!' cried the baron, whose arm was
broken.
Bravo exclaimed Pouschkine, and
tainted. His wound proved mortal, the ball
having penetrated the stomach and intestines
He died after two days of indescribable agony
on Feb. II, 1887
Why had he sent the challenge? It was sup
posed, as we have said that he was Jealous of
his brother in-law, but Just before expiring
he said to his wife:
Il am happy thou art by nay side. Be calm:
it was not thy fault. l know thou art III
nocent. fought because"
Death came and the sentence was never
finished.-Paris Cor. New York Graphic.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
MUSIC TEACHERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
G, P. MCKENZIE,
RODGERS.

Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Room % Bittin:
Block. Wichita, Kan.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
PHYSICIANS.
w. NJ. JOHNSON

Homeopathic General practice, chronic diseases
and diseases OF females. Telephone 20. iVe,
ONCE and residence over Steel Son 5 Ba[o"a'e
store IL Main street Wichita, kan-
Onice hours, 70 IL 3 m, TO p m. ana 81 nis.l
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
FORD,
BENT COUNTY, COLORADO.

The wonderful opening town Rocky Ford
april II, 1887. amounted to $77OOOOO and which
since by later sales been to the astonishing
tention in Colorado Kansas The history Of no town
the lines OF the A & s. F. Ry affords parallel to
this opening Sae either in magnitude amounts
invested the intense displayed by
purchasers who were present. The movement
taneous There was an utter lack Of any attempt
crate unnatural excitement The results
entirely due the genuine merits Of the location ITSELF
backed by beautiful and productive country Let it
noted that each calling for
building to cost not less than 81 600 and equal
requiring the construction OF buildings Of value
Of $500, were executed on the day Of sale.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31

Workingman's opportunity TO procure S
desirable location for a home approached b.
street railway from al parts OF tire city
terms easy, very little cash to handle this
property; call az Hardy solomon Il Sons,
553l E Douglas ave. l-2-ti.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
&, B. IEWETT,

,,,o-,sx sr law has his rooms / and NcCless
No. onnosIta court house. Mr.. Jewett viii give
snscsl attention 70 business In the probate court
hsyIns had ten years experience in this onice
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
Here is the Best orsr Ever Made In wichita
Real Estate.

have 1000 lots in the south part of the
ALEXANDRIA addition at $50 each in blocks OF
4S lots. terms cash. This is a beautiful tract
OF rich land lying on the line OF the St L.
TT. Scott & Wichita railroad. I i-2
mile south of the Garfield university. There
is a motor line projected TO run from Wichi-
ia TO Oatville, which will run through the
whole addition and viii be built ct an early
Gav. Call on any of the real estate agents in
the CITY. or myself at the county clerks office
iS5-tf E p FoaD.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31

A gentleman and wife can obtain room
and beard in private family on North En-
poria ave near high school building. Refer
ences required. Address Il, EAGLE Office.
I5D-rf
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
DR. ChARIESA WILSON,

Physician and Surgeon VIII continue MS proIse
dor In aIi rs branches. Consultation free. once
AID residence al Isl \ Eain st, over Weller Nj
ler's paint of-cc.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
DR. 3. A GUYTON6 SON.

Phys,ciaas and Surgeons oasce DEAN block. 81
Main St up stairs, front room. opposite oecidentai
hotaI He-idezce 1S7 rster street. One OF - IN
the once al all hours day and night except when 81
meals. Telspkpne in otacs Ne Ia.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-31
Or. WILLIAM HALL

y
Gives special acfelten to Diseases Of women, Rloci
and Skin Diseases ard ali tr0Gs}ee or the urfpEs
Orvrrs speedily cUTeA Il both sexes. Se-e- sver
wfo<trssr's EAak North Eatn street. Csrz,lftn<ton
cay OF nsset FRsE- tRest prs. Eat Beanetts r-sro
IN this pspprJ A<-u
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28
TOWNSHIP BOARD.
[oFFIcIAL.l

oFFIcIAL.
APRIL 90, 1887. The adjourned meet
ing of town board was held in the clerks
office at z p. M, with following members
present, TO wit; VIM. Doucet, supervis-
or; Albert Austrian, Justice OF the peace;
A. Justified, clerk lt being learned that
VIM. Doucet refuses Co sell his building
To the town for use ms town hail. it
was, upon motion OF AL. Austrian, resolv-
eel to accept the offer OF A. T.. Guensburg,
Of Florence, Wis, TO sell the parts oftwo
lots known as the east fifty feet OF lots
205 and 2o6, by eighty eetdeep, forming
corner of Superior avenue and Fourth
street, according to the recorded plat OF
the township Of Crystal Falls, Mich,
for the sum OF $3.50, and the clerk in
structed TO correspond with said A. T.
Guensburg and upon receipt Of clear
deed for said lots, give an order on the
town treasurer for the amount OF $3.50,
payable February 10, 1883, with ten per
cent interest per annum, and charge
same TO town hall fund. Upon motion
Of A. Justified, il IL resolved that the
town board, consisting OF VIM Doucet,
supervisor; Al. Austrian, justice OF the
peace; John Morrison, Justice OF the
peace, act as n committee OF the whole
in the matter OF building town hall ;
make all necessary contracts and keep n
record OF the same. 1t is moved by VIM.
Doucet and seconded, that the town
clerk, A. Lustiield, act as secretary Of
said committee, whose duty il shall be
TO do all necessary correspondence and
writing and keep the minutes Of the pro-
ceedings the same as Of any after meet
ing Of the town board and act az a mem
Der OF said committee in the absence Of a
member. II is further moved and sec
onded that Chas. Carpenter, Of this
town, be instructed to draw "a plan and
specification Of the town hall, which shall
be thirty-six feet wide and fifty feet deep.
Said plans and specifications TO be sub
jet 60 the approval Of this board, and
the cost OF which shall not exceed the
sum OF $50. Nothing else being before
the board, we, on motion, adjourned
sine die. A. LusrFIEr.p, clerk.
MAY 4, 1SS7.-A special meeting OF the
town board was held i'm the clerks Office,
with all members present, pursuant TO
a call OF the supervisor, for the purpose
OF accepting liquor bonds, and transact
ing other important business. The fol-
lowing liquor bonds were accepted and
John K0peke, with ID. Urqu-
hart and J. b. Schwartz "a sureties; Pat
III. McIugh, with Thos. O'Connor and
ID. Bannerman az surties; Chas. Lind, with
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28

A No. Cameron pump has Deen placed
in No A shaft Mt the Youngstown mine
and works splcndidly. Some trouble,
however, was experienced when the pump
was first placed, by reason Of ice forming
in the pipes. A steam pipe has been in
serted into the air pipe, which prevents
the freezing. In answer TO aquestion re
earding the average number Of cars OF ore
shipped per day, Capt. Ball said "We
have no average; some days eighty, sell
dom that many, and again, only thirty.
We want TO send out about seventy-tive
cars day, but can not do SO unless the
'empties' are given us" The property
is looking well and win do good work
this season.
w. 5. Cofiman, Of Chicago Capt. G. T..
Roberts, Of Mastodon and associates,
are exploring for iron on the west hall Of
section sixteen, 42-32 A diamond drill
will soon be put TO work. The locality
in which they are exploring is said TO he
particularly adapted for large body OF
iron. They will also explore fourteen
fortics in sections eleven, twelve and
fourteen, 42-33. They will thoroughly
explore all OF this land before fall.
A force Of men will be put 20 work on
the Luke Welch find next Monday and
the property thoroughly developed. Al
present there in one shaft which il forty
feet deep with Il twenty-four foot drift
west and n thirty foot drift running east,
all Of which is in good ore. The ore il a
hematite Of fine grade.
Chase s. Osborn Of Milwaukee, itis said,
has an option on paying mine in the
vicinity Of Crystal Falls, and is now in
New York city trying to dispose of the
property. II there is the least show foi
anyone tosell mining interests in theeast
Chase will dispose the iron mine Men.
ominee Herald.
Frank Scaddcn is doing exploratory
work ON the east half of the southeast
quarter of section twenty-one, 1882
near the Great Western mine and not
far from the Dunn and Sheldon find. Mr.
scadden is conducting much work OF that
nature and will, no doubt, make his find
before fall.
The Crescent Land & Iron Co, of Nil.
waukee, conducting explorations in Iron
county, has filed amended articles fixing
the capital stock at 10000
II is claimed that an out-cropping oI
iron has been found in this county which
carries sixty per cent. metallic iron
Hardly creditable.
A. j. Harding and others will soon
commencesexploring for iron on section
thirty-six, 43-33.
Wednesday wasp ay-dayat the Youngs
town mine.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28

nor and D. urquhart. a tkis place, ~
surcties, bling duly approved, was, upon
motion, accepted and clerk instructed ~
put ON file. Nothing else being before the
board, we, on motion, adjourned till the
18th inst. at p. m. A. LussFrEI-n,
clerk.
MAY II, S7.-The adjourned regular
meeting Of the town board was held i'm
the clerks office with the following mem
bers present Vim. Doucet, supervisor;
AL. Austrian, justice Of the peace; John
Morrison, justice OF the peace. There
being but one bid put nior the contracts,
IL was resolved to adjourn till Monday,
May 90, at p. m. A. LUsrFIErD, clerk.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-05-28
In THE MINES.
A VAST AMOUNT OF EXPLORING
GOING on MORE TO FOLLOW.

The Monitor Co., rad Iron - Diamond
DrHf on Sec. "a. se-5s-The Cnfberfso"
70 De- Wro.ghf--The Caledonia fsa
Bessemer Producing Minc-Ihe
Kimbaii--The Lockwood 81 al
Exploration - Manganese
Find az Fioreace--ten-
eroi Mining Necs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
Muskegon
OEice. 81 Western Avenue. Ths TELEGRAN-
HFRkLD delivered every moraing at s o'clock.
MIrsKEGnN sATrRnAY oCr os
MUsKEGoN. SATURDAY. OCT. 2s.
CITY NEWS CONDENSED.

W. J. Flood, of Boston, was in town yes
tegday.
Work IS progressing very slowly on the
NJ. +. church.
The City Band will give social hop ia
the Refenburg Hall tonight.
Mrs. semeyn, OF Grand Rapids. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Stekeiee Of this
city.
III McNslly, travelling agent of the West
Shore fast freight line. was in the city yes
terdsy.
Secure Jour tickets for the wrestling
match between w. Z. Gibbs and the Jap, AZ
Chas. DGnn's sample rooms, on East Nest
ern-aVe.
The wrestling match at the Clay Avenue
hrmUry November 2 between W. T.. Gibbs.
the Kansas demon, ard Matsada Sorskichi.
The match will be best three in i've, GRECO
Roman style.
The steamer Menominee Jeff for Chicago
yesterday afternoon for her last trip. After
her arrival she will unload her cargo and
tDea 80 directly 20 Msnitowoc, where she
Will lay up for the Winter.
The Nuskegon Shingie and Lumber Com
pany, was Obliged 10 smut down their mill
yesterday iorsBOOn, owing To the breaking
Of a shan night before last. Rogers
machins shop was obliged 10 run All night
n order 20 make the repairs so that they
could start up yesterday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

For Chicag ago-scho9ner l.. N. Davis
13oo0o0 shingles, propeller City Of New
York, $40 600 feet lumber. .chr Ross Sim
mons. 1000 lumber. prop Emma Thomp-
son. go o0o lumber, schr Stafford. 2e5O00
lumber; prop Geo. Duusar. $50 oOJ lumber
ss,hr Maggie DHhl i5o.sfD iam Der. schr
.. r. Johnson. iJo cords s.ass. scar Magic
Thompson. 2ofo go Shingles
For AiiwsBxee 5aser Penobscot.
El0.eo feet iumb>r. scar Tonnie A. Bartoa.
$4,000 iem5er props.lsr {. Hiexox. 80
80 lum5sT. schr .. u. Nelson. 80 eCC
lumber. scar 4uicksiep 21o.e0o iam Der.
Totsi--1 s55 0f0 feet Of iumHer. 4. 60 90
shiazies end Ioo cords - sass.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

About o'clock Ihars,isy evening t~o
Unknown psrties walked into the ofice Of
TIE Wsshiaeton House snl stefp * BE-
hsnd the csnnter toox $50 KEYS fr3sa TIE
rsck. Ascending re Essirs taev catered
souss rocEas srd sosrrtetei two oveFcoats
bs.ons8rV - guests Of The ha1sS. The c.eT =
tsiakfck re parties we-e guests 6td nos in
tegcept see thieves e1d tn> tier vss not
a.sevse1 annl the ownsrs of the o0ats hsd
see fnr teeal few r1iuases sater. 0iScers
srs ID saarca o. he rssc&is but ss PES hsrs
~ Ssae
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Although thsrs u bat little oc-
cssion 10 fear any epidemic OF cholera in
Chicago or elsewhere IN this country Cor
the present. on account OF the approach
Of cold weather. is woald not bs surpris-
inx II ths disease should make its sp-
pssrsDce nsxt Spring. There is, Il must
bs sdmittsd. some danger that the
germs OF ths disease may be scattered by
means OF clothing brought from infesto d
localities.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
For Renf--Ho,fses.

E,OR RENT-A NICE EIGHT-ROoM HOUSE.
cor. College ard s'rcscentayes Will nut In
perfect or'iss tor good nfni. 2ys
IiOk KESI--NO. ~ hANSOM-sT. ~ ROOMS.
i eentrsi and IN first elias repair rent 81, dol
lars per month. Inquire a. e Fountainst 2os
NOR RENT-LARaE tOSYENiENI QUFFN
L Ann House. All moieTn improveenents
Isrge hsrn. Bet residence on second ave-
MiIst be .nled during present week as owner
leaves The city Nov. !. viii lie let very cheap b
artles who vii take good care Of prem ises
Would sci very cheap Tutsle Bros ees
LOB RENf-TwO TFNEMESTs m NEW
residence block with all Haodorn inprove-
meuis, including the pstent Aiaine heating CRATE
corLer of Court and All~n-sts., within three
m!nEes walk Of Tower Cleck. Also houEe With
six HDms corner khawrnCt-asc. and Ninter-sf
also one of fsur rooms, 40 West Broadway. Ap-
ply . b. ". Barnafd. b Alleast sis
CoR kENT-sToRE AT = VAST fULfON-sf.
Enquire at ~ Nj Nernon-st 2lCIf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

PsRsoSs, the anarchist. hss jus. con-
plstsd the manuscripts for book on
snsrchiana. In 81 interview With refer
sDcs 10 the work be remarked that It is
intended 10 bs published As his post
humons writings" "A the work Is 10 Be
given to the prlntsr rexs week this would
seem 10 indicate that PARsoSs does not
expect a. die ~ old axa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

A touching case OF the ruling passion
sssoag in death which occurred at Madi-
son. Via. ~ the time Of the Presidents
Wait. has inst hssn reported. NJ IL
Doax. prominent citizsn OF Madison,
vas on bis dsath-bed tie nad always
besn q stanach Dsmorst aud il was q
source ot grsss regret that be couldn't
shaks hsnds With the Democratic Prssi-
dent His daughter. therefore, fastened
- End ths President. shook hands vita
him and then. hurrying 10 her fathers
bedside. told him 20 shake her hand ss il
bad been touched by no person since
the President had shaken il. The dying
man grsspsd The daaz zhssr's hand with
energy. snslsd as be dbl so and died
soon after IN the happy hope OF blessed
immortality.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

The nav South u close on ths kseIs
cf the hussliax West in enterprise.
Birmingham. Alabams. raised the mousv
for $4,000 Y0ang Mems Christian As
sccistion building building in ons day
aad a wss not many months ago when
Atlantis. Gecrgis. rsissd $4,000 Tor a
sinilsr building in three weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

THoaks T. POWELL. Democratic candi-
date Ter Governor Of Ohio. and JANIS
EosfSsoN. who - under indictment Tor
the murder % Detective HuLLsaAN, en-
tsrsd the court room where "Bhnky"
MosGAS IA on trial at Rsvenns at the
sams moment. on Thursday. No A.
temps hss JET been made 30 prove an
slibi in the case of POWELL
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Tha Southwestern express messenger
sbo shcs road sxsas. Tins establishing
vsluahls president. wss rewarded by q
letter of thsnks from ths supsrinfendeak
A si.oo0 biil would hsvs bean liable TO
ses lost IN tie trsnsit. x sent - the brave
AGENT
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
pflIqlt, Lansing { Northern,
Lake Shore { Mich, ssuihsIa.

Al trains dsiis szsen f1ndss
locsi freiKnf scsrfs trend erffff ~ ~ ~ .
~ csrfy3ne fasscnrrFs fnf a. ke'sfnsg -
fhruurh a. ef al Yoifsia srd tfflhs a. frfpa
ine cnacher sso b. secured Tnloa ..sfs .s<ine
q HonFve 49, aBd "a depal
~ NSrFFef Lr1 Az
cso ". .rEsos. CITY Ticts tFtni.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

1 1k@AA ~ &GAN2 kAfHsk sassEa.
\ +t&-at st1Fz rsfs : stfss set - iz1s tfs
- s-at . - $50 ssccA1 asss... y1uez a.
- 4ats "a tAz.<fss- Az4sess = {. ! ksx
= = s8ss ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

cresst is sas ths German wo~sn s1a
phe s-eisas fer 5Fss as.az Red Cover tlss-
ee~Is "a a neasane Esss resaIts -re ab-
tsi1et a aasr csrs sire1 Wa ssser nse
rsssfs asz kerns - Is D. lsnss RrA
tssFsT Taric. eaick - tbs hr<4 kncwn
rrufeig fsf az hlees d.<sesss. stocssca sd
hrsr frre5'es pt.aeies. coe' vsress hei
areztA cl.ss s<,t> ard So sr.a s..rest ia
s zss -. sls. 81 apoeEife, 80 sosri.s heal
ecae 2asi a. ti-ese~s ~ ths kssasFz Fsiss
81 ceafs. q - - = 90
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

The Board Of Trade mestinz n The
Cuunaii rvous next Tuesday svening
should receive The enc0urs xsnasnt Of q
large affendsncs. al entsrprsisg citi-
gers should be there.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Republican s,iiiors have sboat ~ rnneh
faa ereiifinx clippings - ~Ne~ York
Sua. Dsn.' a. 10 Democratic e1itors
ssviux credit to TIE .@Nss Tork Times.
keps'
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29
Detroit GIspd Haven { RIls isss.

TF70IIT TTIII'Ia7 TF- T7-|T- -T|-
49, ea eft a ile ar lsfs~s 8 ~ a
r., rse te Us nrc sf tta "a 80.
T. fn n J ai- fnst
Nigh lsi e. a. wa ne teef nFc ftm
or Il Rspi gI9a
ThUi,gh irtcts rf.H
a1a ,..nl cas- ffiE..t secured "a ~ -
~. &h Sc. q. oal kwaots flptel. knt
o. dcPoi.
Ia CtFrrria. SH, fsR hgd
Sfo. q rFfFt ifsr,e Naaskef f'hieako
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

CsRvEAAxr has seut smother check n
Ne~ York 10 help ca ne Dsuaoerstic
csulpaixr. hrs = sae kiud Il civii ssss
wee rsfuru, his rsrsy appreciates.
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

f,YFFF 30, AsH OAK AZ fN ape *
Aykln a. go iasgs fssss - -
leelet a-f pea csss, g. n e a Il.
Atts.,l Ef8
lHsfCK esE aAefs tN lF4R AID
L gaH,T fss,.sss. "A - ia NisceLss q q Iass-
het9ts. A. 81. l~fl
\ Ae0f TEasF ~ FlNhlsNf. taltD NJ
ifclt i4As sns. Fgssi b .sgi'. i s.
An SKA .t'f
tENSI b. SODA 6ffOA HorSE AND nAA&
~ snt spar .ots 10 tie ysfiert = ffesooslt. q.
sfthsf " ID - acres G. fsst-ria-s isn3. Nah isN
f0is os leke 10 EiAse ssifa. 4itg tae taNn- Aefy
caeaD a,s l.ka o. nlis tsfie tof tsiF rol,csis +.
Ililoa 4 h s01
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

Ths personal liberty" ssek@s IN
esnnayivsnia agree ~ vvss ~ sae szao-
rsaticns orler. Personal liberty q that
hind rili socn need an emancipation act
Telegram-herald., 1887-10-29

IOR sAi.E-A Any Oh CALLING At TFE
TElFORsN-HgaAlp offiee. u hesiefi-ate i,
AGskeson. ca sci CID less Tor iH cents per
handre3.
[ f.r sale eheap Apl4y 10 \ Poospest 0
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j reliable water aud sfesru power. for auy
satisfactory applicant. The iron veneer luildink
on trie-st. lately occupied by letelts Roller
shop DmenSions are about 1910 has high
ceiling aud bEht nr three sides Apply 70 Bissel
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